Our Mission & Vision
All education, health care and social welfare barriers towards people especially children
and youth with disabilities are removed in Rwanda and no one is left behind.
Our Mission:
To support (primary) health care, education and socio-economic development of children
and youth with disabilities and other vulnerable people in Rwanda.
We offer an outreach program for people with disabilities in rural areas of Rwanda to leave no one behind.
Primary Health Care at the local level, especially where infrastructure is weak and health fascilities are rare.
Diagnose, treatment plan, physiotherapy, assisitive devices, counseling, health insurance, surgeries, destigmatization and socio-economic development are our main activities.
Capacity building of Community Health Worker and parents in the villages to improve the quality and accessibility of health services.
Social fund to improve the social-economic development and a healthier life.
We support healthy nutrition in the fight against malnutrition and hunger for the prevention of diseases and for a healthier life.
What we achieved so far
Our latest news
BIENFAIT RWANDA shortlisted for the Zero Project Awards 2026!
We are happy to share that BIENFAIT RWANDA has been shortlisted for the Zero Project Awards 2026! This year’s awards focus on...
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Job Offer
Job Opportunity: Nutritionist (1-Year Contract) Employer: Bienfait Rwanda (NGO) Location: Karongi & Surrounding Districts, Rwanda Start Date...
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Bienfait Rwanda
From a project to an independent and registered association. When commitment, a sense of responsibility, motivation and the will for more, the...
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Leave no one behind
The mobile team was extremely honored to attend a workshop by Prof. Dr. Leon Mutesa.
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What we do exactly
A mobile diagnostic team regularly travels to remote villages and sees children with disabilities and their parents in the villages of Karongi...
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Lack of Mobility for People with Disabilities in Rwanda
In Rwanda, children with disabilities – especially severe ones – were hidden in their families for along time and received only the...
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Improving equality for children with disabilities in Rwanda
DID YOU KNOW? 15% AROUND 15 % OF THE WORLD’S POPULATION, OR ESTIMATED 1 BILLION PEOPLE, LIVE WITH DISABILITIES. THEY ARE THE WORLD’S LARGEST...
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This year’s awards focus on Accessibility, ICT, and Crisis Response, and our innovative work has earned recognition among 163 outstanding solutions, selected from 586 #ZeroCall26 nominations across 93 countries.
We are proud to stand alongside organizations from every continent that are driving progress in disability inclusion.
Being shortlisted is a significant milestone for us, reflecting our commitment to leave no one behind and to increase access of healthcare for kids and youth with disabilities in the rural areas of Rwanda.
We look forward to the next stages: connecting with the global community, exchanging ideas, and learning from others.
The Zero Project’s selection process now continues and will involve hundreds of peer-review experts from around the world. We hope to be among this year’s Zero Project Awardees, which will be announced on the International Day of Persons with Disabilities (December 3rd). #zerocall26